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Everything you need to know

Clear answers to the most common questions about how Mirror 360 works, who sees what, and why it matters.

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How does Mirror 360 impact employee turnover?

Mirror 360 helps reduce unwanted attrition by surfacing engagement issues and team friction before they lead to resignations. When people feel heard and leaders can act early, retention improves. In cases where there is a genuine mismatch between a person and their role, Mirror 360 makes that visible sooner — allowing for reassignment rather than quiet disengagement.

Does Mirror 360 improve engagement, and how?

Yes. Mirror 360 surfaces how well people's skills and passions match their work. When employees receive honest, continuous feedback and feel their voice matters, engagement rises naturally. Leaders can also use these insights to realign roles and teams — which is one of the strongest drivers of sustained engagement.

What is Mirror 360's primary benefit for employees?

Mirror 360 gives every employee a voice that actually reaches leadership — anonymously and without politics. Instead of wondering whether your work is seen, you get continuous, unfiltered feedback from the people who work with you every day. The result: clearer self-awareness, fairer recognition, and a workplace where what you do matters more than who you know.

How does Mirror 360 benefit managers and leaders?

Leaders get a real-time, unfiltered view of team health — not just what people say in meetings, but how work is actually experienced across the organization. This means earlier detection of friction, clearer signals on engagement, and more confident decisions about people, structure, and priorities.

Can Mirror 360 insights influence pay or promotion decisions?

Mirror 360 data can complement existing performance metrics to support more informed, fairer decisions. It is not designed to replace your existing review or compensation processes — it enhances them by adding a continuous, unbiased signal alongside the data you already use.

What motivates employees to be honest in their reflections?

Two things: guaranteed anonymity and a shared upside. Reflections are always anonymous — there is no way for anyone in your organization to trace feedback back to an individual. And employees understand that honest input leads to a better, fairer workplace for everyone. When the cost of honesty is zero and the benefit is real, participation is high.

Does Mirror 360 create a competitive or punitive environment?

No. Mirror 360 is designed to surface truth, not to rank people against each other. Scores are private — only visible to the employee and their direct leadership chain. The system rewards honest reflection, not political maneuvering. Organizations that use Mirror 360 consistently report a more collaborative, less political culture.

How does Mirror 360 prevent favoritism or bias in feedback?

Mirror 360 collects feedback from a person's entire working network — not just a manager or a hand-picked group. Statistical adjustments account for outliers and potential bias. Because reflections are anonymous and continuous, no single data point carries outsized weight. The result is a balanced, representative picture of how someone is actually experienced at work.

Are reflections mandatory?

Reflections are strongly encouraged but not forced. That said, opting out means your perspective on your colleagues' work goes unrepresented — and you miss the chance to shape the feedback culture around you. Most organizations see 90%+ participation because the process takes just two minutes and employees see the value quickly.

How is Mirror 360 different from other HR tools?

Most HR tools rely on periodic surveys, manager-driven reviews, or self-reported data. Mirror 360 is different in three ways: it runs continuously (not annually), it is administered externally (not by HR), and it collects true 360-degree feedback from an employee's entire working network — anonymously and automatically. There is nothing else like it on the market.

How often do employees receive feedback?

Employees see updated insights weekly. Individual teammates may reflect on a given person once every few weeks, but because feedback comes from the entire team network, the aggregate picture refreshes continuously.

How long is score history retained?

Score history is maintained throughout an employee's tenure, enabling trend analysis over time. If an employee changes teams or roles, the organization can choose to reset or carry forward their history depending on context.

How is the Mirror 360 score calculated?

The score is based on a proprietary method that weighs recent, relevant peer feedback. More recent reflections carry more weight, and feedback from colleagues who are themselves well-regarded by their peers is given additional consideration. This creates a self-correcting system that converges on an accurate picture over time.

What does a Mirror 360 score mean?

Scores range from 0 to 360. Scores in the low 100s suggest meaningful room for growth; scores in the 200s indicate solid alignment; and scores approaching 300+ reflect strong performance and team fit. The score is most useful as a trend — improvements over time matter more than any single number.

Who can see qualitative feedback (comments)?

Only the person receiving the feedback. Comments are anonymous and visible exclusively to the recipient. This keeps the focus on personal development rather than surveillance, and encourages reflectors to be candid and constructive.

How much time does Mirror 360 require?

About two minutes per week for employees to complete their reflections. Leaders spend an additional few minutes reviewing dashboards. Admins handle initial setup (importing roster data) and then the system runs autonomously — no ongoing admin overhead.

Can I change a reflection after submitting it?

No. Reflections are final by design. Each reflection captures a point-in-time perspective, and its influence naturally diminishes as newer reflections come in. This ensures the data stays honest and unedited, while the continuous nature of the system means there is always an opportunity to update your perspective in a future reflection.

Who can see my performance score?

Your score is visible only to you and your direct management chain (your manager, their manager, and so on up to the executive level). Scores are never shared with peers, published in rankings, or used in any way that would create unhealthy competition.

Who can see the feedback and my performance metrics?

Only you can see the qualitative feedback (comments) left by your peers. Your quantitative performance metrics are visible to you and your direct leadership chain on a need-to-know basis. All visibility rules are applied automatically — there is no manual override.

How is my personal data protected?

Mirror 360 uses enterprise-grade encryption for all data in transit and at rest. The platform adheres to strict data privacy regulations and undergoes regular security audits. Your personal data and feedback are used exclusively to deliver and improve Mirror 360's core functionality — never sold or shared with third parties.

How does Mirror 360 guarantee anonymity?

Mirror 360 is operated by an independent third party — not by your employer's HR department. Reflections cannot be traced back to individuals by anyone inside your organization. The system is architecturally designed so that even Mirror 360's own team cannot link a specific reflection to a specific person.

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